Tuesdays With Morrie - Chapter 24 Quiz

What does Morrie say about people being scared to look at corpses?

Question Answer Choices People are indifferent to corpses and show no reaction. People are respectful and always pay their respects to corpses. People are scared to look at corpses almost to the point that you would think they were contagious. People are fascinated by corpses and often stare at them.

What recent development is mentioned regarding ALS?

Question Answer Choices A new diet plan has been created to manage ALS symptoms. A new surgical procedure has been developed to treat ALS. A new therapy has been discovered to reverse ALS. A recent drug has been developed to alleviate, if not cure, ALS.

What does Morrie say about the love created in life?

Question Answer Choices It fades away with time. It is forgotten after death. It will remain after they die. It has no lasting impact.

What does Morrie want to be done with his remains?

Question Answer Choices He wants to donate his body to science. He wants to be buried in a cemetery. He wants to be cremated. He wants to be buried at sea.

What does Morrie suggest Albom should do about his relationship with his brother?

Question Answer Choices Confront his brother and demand attention. Ignore his brother and move on. Cut off all communication with his brother. Respect his brother's space and find a way to reach him.

What did Morrie say he would do if he had twenty-four hours of perfect health?

Question Answer Choices He would spend the day meditating and reflecting alone. He would write a book about his experiences. He would travel the world and visit famous landmarks. He would do his exercises, eat well, swim, and spend time exchanging sentiments with his friends.

What is Morrie's view on wealth and success?

Question Answer Choices They should be everyone's primary goal. They are more important than relationships. They are not part of his vision for happiness. They are the key to true happiness.

What does Morrie believe about death?

Question Answer Choices Death is something to be feared. Death should be viewed as a natural part of life. Death is a punishment for sins. Death is the end of everything.

What story does Morrie share to explain his view on being part of something larger?

Question Answer Choices A bird that flies south for the winter but returns home in the spring. A river that flows into the sea and becomes part of the vast ocean. A tree that loses its leaves in winter but knows they will grow back in spring. A wave that is afraid to crash into the ocean only to realize it is already a part of the ocean.

What did Morrie feel when he nearly coughed to death?

Question Answer Choices He felt terrified and panicked. He felt numb and indifferent. He felt angry and frustrated. He felt at peace once he realized he could cross a bridge to another reality.